Camping World - Davenport
Camping World in Davenport sells new and used RVs and handles roof, awning and body repairs, rated 4.5 from nearly 1,900 reviews.
Davenport RV body work means fixing what a hailstorm, a tight campground turn or a deer on Highway 61 left behind. We scoped three body shops with a combined average rating of 3.5 on limited reviews, so the spread between them is wide. Two handle warranty or insurance claims, and several also fix roof, awning and slide-out damage while they have the rig in the bay.
Camping World in Davenport sells new and used RVs and handles roof, awning and body repairs, rated 4.5 from nearly 1,900 reviews.
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Camping World RV Service in Davenport, IA handles maintenance, collision repair, and warranty work.
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All three shops list body work, so you can get a bent compartment door or a cracked front cap evaluated in town. Two shops also do roof repair, which matters because collision damage and water intrusion often show up together. Fridge and awning work appears at all three, and slide-out repair at two. Only one lists A/C, so call ahead if that is your main issue. The Campers Inn location is the only one that advertises chassis and parts, useful when the hit was hard enough to affect the frame.
Camping World - Davenport carries a 4.5 rating across 1908 reviews, which is a lot of feedback compared with the other two stores, each sitting on a single review. That volume does not guarantee a perfect paint match, but it does give you a pattern to read. Ask how they handle insurance supplements and whether they will show you the estimate line by line before ordering parts. A warranty job should start with pre-approval from your provider, not after the work is done.
None of the three shops here lists mobile service, so plan on dropping the rig. Body work ties up a bay, and spring is when everyone wants hail damage fixed before the first trip. Ask if the part is in stock before you tow it in, because a special-order front cap can sit for weeks. For roof or slide-out damage that is not structural, a shop visit may still beat waiting on a mobile tech who would only refer collision work back to a body bay anyway.
Three shops in Davenport list body work, with an average rating of 3.5 across their reviews. Two of them also handle warranty or insurance claims, which is worth confirming before you drop off a damaged rig.
Yes, two of the three list insurance as a feature. Ask for pre-approval from your provider and get the supplement process in writing so the final bill does not surprise you.
Two shops list roof repair and two list slide-out repair, so a single visit can cover both the body hit and the leaks that followed. The third shop focuses on body, fridge, awning and A/C work.
None of the three shops lists mobile service. Body work usually needs a bay and frame equipment, so plan to drop the RV off and ask about part availability before you go.